Sentence examples for exchange captured from inspiring English sources
As so often with The Thick of It, the exchange captured a truth.
In an exchange captured by ITN, Mr Clegg replied: "I'm trying to be".
A recording of that exchange, captured during a police sting operation, was released by The New Yorker last month.
This exchange captured, in microcosm, the shifting psychology of Serbia, a change that would lead to Europe's last democratic revolution.
That exchange captured the villages: they are charming, to be sure, but they are also clearly dying.
But in an exchange captured by television cameras, Ms. Palin was greeted by Asif Ali Zardari, the new president of Pakistan, and a delegation of Pakistani officials.
Few people noticed, even though in the past two years it has been America's fastest-growing stock exchange, capturing one-fifth of trades in shares listed on NASDAQ, one-tenth on the American Stock Exchange and a tiny slice from the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE .It would be hard to imagine a less likely competitor.
Eliot's reply: "I can understand your wanting to write poems, but I don't quite know what you mean by 'being a poet.' " The exchange captures something essential about the disparity in caliber between the two writers, and it also explains why good satires of the literary life are hard to come by.
The two friends and their quick exchange capture the primary emotions that have swept over Chicago since Mr. Daley, 68, said he would bow out of the office he has held since 1989: enthusiasm about an opportunity for real change for the first time in decades, alongside a real fear of the unknown.
From 1996 to 2000, U.S. exchanges captured an average of 74 percent of the total value of global public offerings.
The exchange captures a central criticism of Ms. Quan: that she seems more concerned with promoting Oakland and herself than with taking concrete steps to address a growing crime wave that included Mr. Campos's murder and the slayings of a 3-year-old boy and a man handing out food to the homeless.
